Magnesium
What to Eat If You Hate Bananas
Luckily for the banana haters, another fruit offers many of the same benefits and can serve as an awesome substitute.
ZMA: Here’s What the Research Really Suggests
Zinc and magnesium are two potential powerhouse supplements that can be difficult to get enough of from diet alone. Especially zinc with competitive athletes since this micronutrient is excreted rapidly [...]
Best Exercise to Be Dominate as a Faceoff Athlete in Lacrosse
A lacrosse game starts in a dynamic impartial, strategic fashion, where the lacrosse faceoff comes into play. The faceoff, an aggressive way to start the game, offers both teams, more [...]
Vitamin D’s Unknown Qualities
Importance of Vitamin D Vitamin D is essential to build healthy teeth and bones. Vitamin D also plays a critical role in the reduction of inflammation and reduces inflammatory responses, [...]
Your Vitamin D Supplement Probably Isn’t Working. Here’s How to Change That
The benefits of vitamin D for general health and athletic performance have been well-documented.
Essential Supplement Stack for Male Athletes of All Ages
Choosing whether to take supplements can be a tricky issue for most men because of all the conflicting information. Most athletes will have friends that...
The 7 Best Nuts for Your Health and Performance
Nuts are bite sized powerhouses loaded with healthy fat, protein, vitamins, and minerals to keep every athlete well fueled. These concentrated sources...
6 Fruits and Veggies You Aren’t Eating But Should Be
Fruits and vegetables are important parts of a well-balanced diet. But both "fruits" and "vegetables" are rather broad terms. There's a ton of produce out there, and it varies dramatically [...]
5 Supplements for Athletes That Aren’t a Waste of Money
The number of sports supplements available for purchase these days is staggering. Seemingly every product aimed at athletes claims to make you run faster, hit harder or get jacked—all just [...]
What Are Electrolytes?
They support hydration and help the body produce energy. They're also responsible for stimulating muscle contractions, including those that keep your heart beating.